Concentricity Measurement Tools Comparison

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Keeping an eye on the concentricity of your brass cases and loaded rounds is a good practice to ensure consistent results. The main goal here is to identify and eliminate factors that might induce runout.

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  • @bowhuntingaficionado4088
    @bowhuntingaficionado4088 3 года назад +2

    Nice comparison, thank you👍 my Sinclair works okay for me. I like your suggestion to swap the dial on it.

  • @walterrie3075
    @walterrie3075 Год назад +2

    Top Video, danke dir.

  • @JohnEP223
    @JohnEP223 Год назад +1

    Great review. Ty.

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful!

  • @E.L.RipleyAtNostromo
    @E.L.RipleyAtNostromo Год назад

    Great review, thanks. You totally nailed my main complaint about the Sinclair. And I made it even worse by buying it with an extra digital gauge, which is actually totally unreadable because of the angle you describe, plus I have tall sitting height. I put the analog gauge back on, and then angled the base by taking a large aluminum bin barrier for a 5.5” x 10.5” Akrobin and turning it upside down, bending it another 5 degrees or so to increase the angle, then fastening the Sinclair stand to it with removable two sided tape, with the narrow part of the barrier out front (I put a plastic edge guard on it.)
    Now it angles back nicely and makes the tool much easier to load rounds in and view.
    In hindsight, since I have the Redding case neck sorting gauge which has about a 30 degree viewing angle and is very easy to read, I think I would have purchased the Redding slant bed concentricity gauge for about $60 more, but this workaround works great on the less expensive Sinclair. Thanks again!
    P.S. Brownells only charges a $30 differential between the digital and analog gauges for the Sinclair, but charges over $60 if you buy the digital gauge separately, so I should have purchased that on Amazon; had no idea I was overpaying so much.

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing! Glad things worked out for you. I really do like the simplicity and form factor of the Sinclair and believe it is worth the effort to make it work!
      Offering these with a digital gauge is a really weird marketing move tho!

  • @PatriotPaulUSA
    @PatriotPaulUSA Год назад +1

    Very nice comparison. Maybe get some steel or aluminum blocks sawed into a triangle for the Sinclair if you have it and it would be much better. The Redding sure looks like the winner here tho.

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the feedback! The Redding is the most refined design. But due to the way I have my gauges setup, I have to admit that the Sinclair is the one I use most frequently. It's so compact, easy to adjust and work with.

  • @docjamesjdjd
    @docjamesjdjd 5 месяцев назад

    One concentricity guages is there any way to correct of run out on the guage. What I mean is because on the hornady I was reading it has a feature you can push the bullet in the direction to straighten it our but the other guages it looks like you can't.

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  4 месяца назад +1

      I don‘t think the models I showed here can do that.
      But I also highly recommend against doing that. Runout is usually caused by a misalignment of the case neck with the case body. You aren‘t going to straighten that out - just cancel out misalignment with more misalignment. What I suggest is using these gauges to find and eliminate the root cause of the runout.

  • @dahut3614
    @dahut3614 3 года назад

    My Interapid dial test indicator did not come with a stem that clamps to the dovetail. That seems very useful!

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  3 года назад +1

      Sometimes, the cheaper you buy, the more accessories you get 😅

  • @bovineexcrement8635
    @bovineexcrement8635 Год назад

    Good idea changing the out that dial on the Sinclair, I don't know but there seems to be some standardization with these gauges at 3/8" I'm assuming that you may be able to buy other attachments and get that dial exactly where we need it
    anyways thanks for the video

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  Год назад

      Glad you like it. Using a standard dial in that orientation made it very hard for me to use it efficiently!

  • @milboltnut
    @milboltnut 2 года назад +1

    use 4 or 5 glued popsicle sticks and a rubber band to turn case

  • @rustypwnismo7384
    @rustypwnismo7384 2 года назад

    Who makes the gauge on the German unit? I like the swinging arc indication on it.

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  2 года назад +1

      It‘s an older model from Mahr Germany that I got second hand. Really neat but even the used one cost me 150€

  • @MR-oy4fc
    @MR-oy4fc Год назад

    Where did you get the digital gauge?

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  Год назад +1

      Got that one used on ebay. Gave up looking for a cheapo China gauge that does these Min-Max measurements so bit the bullet and got that Mahr model. There‘s plenty of name brand alternatives but prices for these can be brutal. Paid about 150€ for that one

  • @billflarida5712
    @billflarida5712 2 года назад

    will this do remington .223 ? they are a small diameter case

  • @VictrixGladioV
    @VictrixGladioV 2 года назад

    Stellen Sie die Messuhr so ​​ein, dass die Nadel bei gespannter Patrone nach unten zeigt, dann werden die Messungen kaum unter Paralax leiden.

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  2 года назад +1

      Das ist ein guter Tipp, in der Praxis aber damit verbunden, dass ich zusätzlich bei jedem Kaliberwechsel die Messuhr neu feinjustieren muss um die Ausrichtung der Messnadel wieder zu korrigieren.

  • @robbiesmeeton1
    @robbiesmeeton1 Год назад

    Where can I get a digital runout meter 0.0001" that is cheap but reliable ?

    • @GunWodan
      @GunWodan  Год назад

      The real problem is finding a digital gauge that supports Min - Max measurements. There are plenty of useable 0.0001“ digital gauges on ebay but they are useless for runout measurements without the Min-Max option.

    • @robbiesmeeton1
      @robbiesmeeton1 Год назад

      @@GunWodan Thanks GunWodan, good to know. I'll continue my search. Do you know the Redding gauge's shaft size for holding the gauge in place - either in mm or inches please?

    • @robbiesmeeton1
      @robbiesmeeton1 Год назад +1

      I understand the shaft/stem size is 3/8"

  • @martinfritz8950
    @martinfritz8950 2 года назад

    Kommt das ganze mal auf deutsch? mfg

  • @JH-ox9kw
    @JH-ox9kw 11 месяцев назад

    threw my concentricity tools away, didnt seem to make a difference